The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-07-14
MARIETTA MATTERS.

have returned from White Path.
Capt. j. G. Hughes will move his fami-
ly to his farm near Marietta.
Property is cheaper in Marietta now
than it will be next year.
Mrs. G. N. Johnson and son, Jerome
are visiting relatives in Cave Spring.
Country watermelons are coming in
e very day.
Miss Sallie E. Goldsmith, of Atlanta, is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Warren.
--FoUND--A bunch of keys Apply at
this office and pay for this notice
Miss Fannie Young of Gainesville, is
visiting her aunt Mrs. Kirkham.
Mrs. Robert Cook, of Macon, is visiting
her parents Mr.. and Mrs Meigs
Mattresses $500 to $500, at W. E. Gil
bert's.
Sessions, Handy & Co. are still head
quarters for Rice.
Miss Willie Northcutt returned Tues
day from pleasant visit to Canton.
Mrs E. f. Anderson has sold her mil
linery store to Mr.. R H. Northcutt
Mr.. Miles G. Dobbins of Barlow coun-
ty, died on Monday night last.
Rev. Mr.. Lloyd preached at the Baptist
Church last Sunday night
Mr.. Tom Swan is now city night watch
man.
Miss Susie Denmark, of Atlanta is Wis
iting Misses Lizzie and Matte Grist.
Fresh Tmnip Seed from BUST & Lam
dreths Sons For Sale by
N. H. WRIGHT.
Go every where else to look, and come
to Sessions, Handy & Co., to buy.
Miss Sallie Wiseberg, one of Atlantas
most accomplished young ladies' is visiting
the family of Mr.. R. Hirsch
Who are the two young ladies anxious-
ly awaiting proposal from Marietta young
men?
Miss Mamie Dunwody, of Atlanta, is
spending her vocation with her cousin, Mrs.
Lawrence.
Miss EHla Brown, of Atlanta, is spend
ing couple of weeks with her grand moth
er, Mrs. Melodies
Col. j. H. Fosters horse took dash
up Church street Tuesday just to show him
how fast he could run.
-Hirsch & Sons sell shoes and slippers
cheaper than any iirm il the city.
Our customers will please come and
give their notes for guano and supplies.
A. A. FLETCHER & Co.
The store occupied by Mr. c. NJ Barnes
has been sold by Miss ideile Maslow to DR..
7. S Stewart for So, 800.
Mrs E. L. Fowler and children, of At
lqnta are at Mrs. L. S. Cox's boarding
kousa,
MIR. j. A. basyell brought in last
Thursday two loads Of watermeions raised
on his farm in this county.
Mrs. T. H. Shockly, after several weeks
visit to her parents in Barlow county, re-
turned home last Thursday.
Mr.. James B. Young is bossing a squad
Of h4.,l4s ~ the Admission and Cincinnati
Railroad.
-Parasols and fans at New York cosI
at Hrschs.
"A good mule and cow for sale. Apply
at this office.
y-2b C;gars given to the man with the
best grip, at Sessions, 4emby & Co.
Lawns reduced to % cents at Airsoh
Call to see our Furniture. Can show
you suits from $1,000 to $4,000 at
w. E. GILBERT's.
We we're misinformed as to who nego-
tiated the saie o. th2 Charles Rogers lot to
Miss NARROW. 1t was MADE " Mayor +.
Denmead not by Northcutt Il Dobbs
A mineral spring on Mr.. Sim Caseys
place near the American Marble Works is
being visited by number OF people and pro-
pouneed 10 be splendid mineral water.
Knoxville, fens., has voted a. sub
scription OF $225,0Oo to the eytsnsipR of
the Marietta and North Ga. Railway to that
town.
The election for fence" or no fence"
in Paulding and Douglas counties last week,
resulted in favor of fence by large MAORI
ties.
On the first of August next we will is
sue our first advertising sheet, giving a full
description of all property IL eqf hands up
to that date Parties having property to
sell will do well to place it in our hands be-
fore then. NoRTHcUTT & DoBBs
Real Estate Agts, Office over j. j. North
cults store
-EpIToRs JOURNAL send you by bear
er IA beautiful bouquet of flowers arranged
by the charming snG accomplished Miss
Amanda, daughter of Prof heal proprietor
of Fair View Hotel Murphy, N c
Respectfully, Mrs. GEO. NJ. MANNING.
The editors of the Journal highly APP
preciate the floral gift from the "land of
the sky" The bouquet was exquisitely
arranged and very beautiful indeed
Brain coverings Cor Giant intellects
at Sessions, Handy & Co
Chairs so, So, and GO cts at W. f. Gil
berts.
During the rainy spell last week, a
Cobb county farmer remarked, That all
the cotton blooms rained on between bloom
ing and the time the blooms closes up in
the afternoon, woDld drop off when they
4r,,;toJ ,,to - I
was that the bloom possesses a kind of
glue that causes it to adhere so closely to
the boil that ii cannot shed said bloom, con-
sequently it decays and sheds off. He says
th8se blooms with the cup turned down does
not catch thu rain, and therefore doesn't
drop off.
Sessions, Handy & Co. are oaeliag
inducements in tobaccos Tobacco at 5cts
| plug 3 lbs good tobacco for 81 90.